I really appreciated that so many people enjoyed reading my blog that it came in 6th place out of 93 other blogs across the country in the 2012 Fascination Awards.
It was truly an honor to be both selected and acknowledged by the Accelerated-Degree.com editorial team for this award.
I would also like to thank whoever nominated me for the award. It means so much to me that you considered the blog's content of high quality.
All of the blogs that were nominated contained such outstanding and intriguing content and deserved to be in the running for the award.
It truly pleases me that a fellow blogger and Brook Forest Elementary School librarian (Oak Brook, Illinois), Mr. Schu, placed 2nd in the Fascination Awards. His blog Watch. Connect. Read. definitely meets all the criteria of a fascinating blog. Congratulations Mr. Schu!
Thank you for all your support!
Jennifer
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Thursday, March 15, 2012
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Fireman Bob Robertson Helped Make the Lil' Sparks Preschool Fireman Story Time a Four-Alarm Event!
I would like to thank Bob Robertson of the Oak Brook Fire Department for helping me create such an amazing story time. Without his help, humor, and kindness I would not have been able to make my fireman story time such a success.
The children were so engaged and the giggles from the crowd as he read Firebears: The Rescue Team by Rhonda Gowler Greene were contagious. He had such an easygoing manner and you could tell he felt very comfortable working with young children. Fireman Robertson made the book come alive with his dramatic reading and humorous commentary.
Since we had time, he even effortlessly taught the children the important steps of the stop, drop, and roll procedure. He made sure each child understood the process by having them demonstrate the procedure.
Bob Robertson was such a pleasure to work with and the Youth Services Department was grateful to have such a warm and caring individual read to the children.
Thank You!
Miss Jennifer
The children were so engaged and the giggles from the crowd as he read Firebears: The Rescue Team by Rhonda Gowler Greene were contagious. He had such an easygoing manner and you could tell he felt very comfortable working with young children. Fireman Robertson made the book come alive with his dramatic reading and humorous commentary.
Since we had time, he even effortlessly taught the children the important steps of the stop, drop, and roll procedure. He made sure each child understood the process by having them demonstrate the procedure.
Bob Robertson was such a pleasure to work with and the Youth Services Department was grateful to have such a warm and caring individual read to the children.
Thank You!
Miss Jennifer
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